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ParticipantUkraine dissident.
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ParticipantUkraine thanks Trump?
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ParticipantThe evolution of a jingoist.
Man of Straw.Thomas_More
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ParticipantMy elitist attitude.
As a socialist, are you telling me, that as you’ve gone through life surrounded by patriotic ignoramuses mocking your socialism, poo-pooing it, proud of their ignorance, ridiculing your knowledge, your experiences, etc., that you don’t feel any superiority to them? I can’t believe that.
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ParticipantBut the anti-Trump blowback is just that. It isn’t anti-capitalism, just anti-Trump. The Left are wrapping themselves in the flag and supporting NATO.
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ParticipantYes. The worst thing is, these nutjobs don’t seem to have any fear for the possible wars they invite. They must think they’d be fine in their luxury bunkers.
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ParticipantI think this is the excuse the Boy wanted to cut welfare payments drastically and to wage war on his real enemy: us, the proletariat.
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ParticipantAnd while it is true that Russia is a ruthlessly authoritarian state, in which it would be impossible to spread socialist ideas, I don’t think Putin wants to annex beyond Ukraine and possibly Moldova. I don’t think he wants Ukraine; just the parts he has taken. Which is unfortunate for those living there, but at least they won’t be bombed any more.
Those trying to persuade us that Putin wants to conquer Europe are playing on most people’s childish narrative of WW2 and of wars in general as a struggle between dictatorial maniacs and nice kind democrats. One has to look at the economic realities.Thomas_More
ParticipantOnly Trump and Putin can make “peace” in Ukraine.
Starmer’s and Macron’s “peace” is to send in troops (which will mean us all being fried!), or to continue supplying munitions to Ukraine, which will make use of them.
So, only the biggies can do the deal, and the others will have to shut up, eventually.
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ParticipantIn four years most workers will be sick of Trump and the Democrats will be back.
I think short memory is the same in the US as here. Not just that though. Like over here, people see no alternative to the electoral Judy succeeds Punch and then Punch succeeds Judy, ad infinitum. Only the big capitalist parties have the funds to monopolise electioneering.https://images.app.goo.gl/KF4tbMmzNQ5xUqLH6
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ParticipantI think most in the armed forces are there because they see no other option for themselves, certainly those in combatant roles. In civilian life they’d be on the streets doing drugs and struggling for every cent. The army gives the poor and ill-educated a lifeline, regular meals, shelter, and a false sense of community, if brutal and rigid.
I don’t think they dwell on the constitution. “Their” ideas are the slogans given them by commanders. They are taught to obey, no matter what.Thomas_More
ParticipantSo you think (“peace at any cost”) that fighting for Ukraine is on a par with the Spanish republic?
Europe is hyperventilating marching itself into totalitarianism, but I don’t think Russia wants to invade.
The governments here are using Ukraine as an excuse to bring in more repression, militarism, and social cuts.
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ParticipantAfter four years the vote will be Democrat again. Does that answer it? It might be harder by then for the Democrat president to justify restoring the stand-off with Russia though.
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ParticipantAnd when the US and Russia do a deal, and European troops are not allowed to go ahead with their entry into Ukraine, and Trump and Putin re-establish Nordstream 2 etc., what then?
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